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  • ACE leads Operation Kunsan Rides

    As a way to give back to the local community, more than 15 Airmen Committed to Excellence members spent the morning of Oct. 20 repairing bicycles as part of Operation Kunsan Rides. Once repaired, all the bikes will be donated to local private organizations."Community" is the second of five

  • 18th AMXS keeps Eagles airborne during inspection

    In the event of a contingency in the region, Kadena's Airmen and various air frames must be capable and ready to deploy to support operations at any given time. It's this capability as the Keystone of the Pacific that has been under meticulous scrutiny by inspectors since last week to ensure the

  • Osan’s fighter squadron gives back to Singapore

    Airmen from the 36th Fighter Squadron, from Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, teamed up with the Republic of Singapore for a combined exercise designed to sharpen air combat skills, but also found time on the ground to raise more than $9,000 for the visually handicapped Oct. 13, 2012. The 36th FS is

  • SERE specialist trains Airmen to survive during Pacific Thunder

    Most Airmen from the 31st and 33rd Rescue Squadrons know Tech. Sgt. Bobby Colliton as their resident "SERE guy," but others may think he's the host of Man vs. Wild, or in this case, Air-Man vs. Wild. For nearly three years, Colliton has worked as one of the few Survival, Evasion, Resistance and

  • Have a plan; save your career

    In July, Senior Airman Stephen Nubin made a choice that would affect the rest of his career. After coming back from a night downtown with his friends, he decided to drive home. He drove on base and decided to pull over when he got to clothing sales. However, the damage was already done. He was

  • 35 FW Airmen return after successful OEF deployment

    After months in the dusty, arid Afghan desert, Senior Airman Noah Smith, 35th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance weapons specialist, can imagine his upcoming return to Misawa Air Base, Japan, where he will be welcomed by his wife and three-year-old daughter."I email them twice a day, but it's

  • Maintainers prop up change: Royal Thai Air Force flies again

    Red Flag-Alaska is designed to test crews during a simulated multi-nation combat operation, pushing Airmen from all over the world to overcome obstacles and work as one cohesive unit.So, when a C-130 Hercules aircraft from the Royal Thai Air Force had a maintenance problem, it was all hands on deck.

  • Black Eagles feature Republic of Korea's air capabilities

    Just like the Thunderbirds are to the U.S. Air Force, the Black Eagles dominate the skies as the Republic of Korea Air Force's premiere demonstration team. The Black Eagles perform eight-ship aerial maneuvers throughout Korea and performed overseas for the first time this year in the United